Sketchup  

Every real estate project is constantly developing. Creating visual images in every project phase is an essential communication tool to clarify a project. With Sketchup, students develop skills to create 3D visualisations.

GIS MC

Geographic information systems and Geographic information science (GIS) for processing spatial and non-spatial data has developed in recent years into an indispensable tool that is widely used, both in the public and private sector. GIS is used to analyse and visualise spatial data and to formulate solutions to a wide variety of spatial problems in the field of environmental management, social-spatial economic policy, safety and traffic and transport. Besides the presentation and analysis possibilities, the great strength of GIS lies in the integration of many different policy fields. It is therefore ideal for making a thorough preliminary study of a plot or area. This makes it possible to make suggestions or predictions about the future development of a study area.

Real estate market in Antwerp

The students gain insight into the local real estate market of Antwerp. The functioning of the market, the main stakeholders and the different professional profiles are studied within the four main pillars of the real estate market in Antwerp: residential, retail, offices and industry.

Students gain insight into the selling and letting of different types of real estate in Antwerp and the current transaction prices.

Urban planning

In this course the student gains insight in spatial planning. The following questions are examined: What is spatial planning? How does spatial planning happen? How do 'instruments' and 'plan figures' help to realise plans and ideas about an area?

The student gains insight into urban development regulations and into procedures for changing zoning, building regulations, etc.

The students will take a closer look at the contemporary city with its own problems and new structures.

Sustainable building MC

Sustainable development is a contemporary topic that is addressed in every sector. This is no different in the real estate sector.

Within sustainable building, we start our story with the unavoidable environmental problems and we expand this, taking into account the constantly evolving legislation and technological developments. Finally, we look at the current sustainable solutions and also take a look at the future.

Portfolio MC

With portfolio masterclass Conversion the student creates a portfolio in which his/her self-development is shown.

A portfolio functions as a means to display personal information and information about the education followed, interests, work, real estate projects, skills, etc. The intention is to provide not only a picture of personal development and reflections, but also of gained experiences, competences and preferences. By reflecting on their own attitudes and skills, students can use this tool to demonstrate their development into real estate professionals. If handled well, it can evolve into a showcase portfolio that can be used for job applications.

Project MC

In project masterclass Conversion, students use the competences, acquired in masterclass 1, in an interdisciplinary way around 'a constructed professional assignment', which approaches the reality of the future work field and which the students, just like in the professional practice, have to tackle in teams.

to be taken together with IPIOM Master Class project development.

Sketchup
1. Introduction to the visualization Computer-Aided Design program.
2. Importing a drawing to the visualization program and exporting it to JPG format.
3. Creating 3D objects by using the visualization program. Being addressed in this process:
-Exploring the Interface
-Navigation tools
-Construing tools
-Selection tools
-Organizing tools
-Manipulating tools
4. Designing a residential project in 3D
5. Surface area calculation
6. Volume analysis
GIS MC
1. Start 2 GIS
2. Collecting data and geodata
3. Converting and storing geodata
4. Analysing geodata
5. Visualising geodata
Real Estate Market in Antwerp
1. Introduction to the profession and the professional profile of the real estate agent:
-positioning of the profession
-comparison with related sectors and professions
-comparison with home country
-responsibilities within the different real estate markets: sales, rentals, management, ... --> residential versus non-residential (retail, offices and industry)
2. The actors in the real estate market:
-residential
-independent real estate professionals
-franchise chains
-non-residential: retail, offices and industry
3. Current transaction prices of the Antwerp residential property market
-Average sales and rental prices of new projects
-Average sales and rental prices of existing buildings and properties
-Price development over the last 3 years
-Consultation and interpretation of statistics and reports
4. Current transaction prices of the non-residential property market in and around Antwerp (retail, offices and industry)
-Average rental prices
-Average sales prices
-Average yields
-Price development last 3 years
-Consultation and interpretation of statistics and reports te Market in Antwerp
Urban planning
Spatial policy and planning: legislation
- Town and Country Planning Act
- Regional plan
- General and special land-use plans
- Spatial structure planning and Flanders spatial structure plan
- Non-legal plans and documents (master plans, image quality plans, policy-based desired development, etc.)
Spatial policy and planning in practice
- Topicality about spatial policy and planning
- Discussion of current spatial development projects
- Discussion of current spatial policy issues and debate
Sustainable building MC
1. The impact of Environmental issues
2. The importance of sustainable development
3. Sustainable building
-Space consumption
-Material consumption
-Water consumption
-Energy consumption
4. Bio-ecological building
Portfolio MC
The student will compile a portfolio during his programme.
This portfolio must be a selection and arrangement of the student's own achievements, (extra) additional courses followed, conferences and fairs attended, reflections from work placements and/or holidayjob in the sector, ... but also the translation of the student's own cultural and social involvement. The student must make a choice from a series of mandatory activities.
Project MC
In project MC, you will apply your competences, acquired in masterclass Conversion, in an interdisciplinary way around 'a constructed professional task', which approaches the reality of the future work field and which you have to tackle in a team, just like in professional practice.
The students learn in a group to tackle the project structurally and are guided in communicating efficiently with the various actors within a project and in looking for and processing information in order to ultimately arrive at an end product that meets the predefined requirements.
The students work in groups on a practical assignment, a case study: self-study is necessary in preparation for working out the assignment. The nature of this depends on the theme imposed.
It is also a practical application in a realistic context of notetaking and meeting techniques. The working process is documented: reports are made of the working group meetings.
A written report on the elaboration of the project is expected from each group. Finally, the results are set out and explained in an oral presentation.
The content of the assignment and the corresponding regulations can be found on the digital learning platform.

Course materials will be made available digitally through the DigitAP platform

Handbook:

-Law, M., Collins, A., Getting to know ArcGIS pro 2.6 (2020)

Detailed information concerning the evaluation will be communicated to the student at the beginning of the semester (Digitap).

Students who, due to medical reasons or force majeure, do not submit the assignment on time can proceed as follows:

- Within 2 calendar days after the day for which he wants to request a postponement, the student uploads via the iBaMaFlex module 'my absences' a valid medical certificate, as described under the definition no. 43 in article 1.1 of the education and examination regulations, or the necessary evidence for the force majeure situation

- The student who meets the conditions for a postponement of delivery, shall deliver the assignment within 2 days after this legitimate reason has ceased to exist, provided that the day of delivery is not after the last day of class of the semester in which the assignment initially had to be delivered.

The student who meets the conditions for postponement, hands in the portfolio within 2 days after this legitimate reason has ceased to exist, on condition that the day of handing in is at least 2 weeks before the portfolio defence.

Late submission results in a zero for this (sub)examination.

In case of absence (irrespective of legitimacy) from the compulsory information session(s), the compulsory assignments, the projects, the following procedure applies:

At the first absence, the total grade to be obtained is reduced by 1 point of the total score on 20 of the sub-examination concerned. From the second absence onwards, the student receives a code 'F' of 'Fail' for the sub-examination in question.

Code Fail is applied because the competency-based learning processes with specific accents on skill training and attitude building can only be acquired and evaluated within the intended educational setting.

A code 'F' for a partial exam results in a code 'F' for the entire course unit. More information on the code 'F' can be found in article 15.5 of the education and examination regulations (www.ap.be).

Students who miss an oral sub examination due to medical reasons or force majeure can request a catch-up examination outside the examination series according to the following procedure:

- The student registers his absence from the partial examination in iBaMaFlex at the latest on the day of the missed partial examination via the module 'my absences' with the reason 'request for make-up time'.

- The student shall prove the reason for his absence from a partial examination for which he wishes to request a make-up examination with a valid medical certificate, as described in the definition of the education and examination regulations, or the necessary evidence for the force majeure situation.

- The student who meets the conditions for participation in a catch-up exam may take the partial examination on the day of the catch-up exam.

For projects missed test moments cannot be made up.

As it is a group work, late submitted projects will not be accepted. There is no second examination opportunity.